Discrimination Questioned In Commons; Tientsin's Barriers Discussed London, May 3.
Commander Arthur Marsden, Conservative member for the Chertsey division of Surrey, asked in the House of Commons today if the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, could state the result of the enquiries into the complaint that a British company in Shanghai had been refused permission by the Japanese authorities. for four of their British employees to go to Hankow.
Permission, Commander Marsden Geclared, had been refused to the British employees, although two American employees of the same company had been allowed to proceed to Hankow.
Produces Its First Warplane The first Austroliansbuilt warplane, the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation's Wirrawa seen at Fishermen's Bend Factory. Victoria, In flight both pilot and gunner enclose themselves in the transparent hood,
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